POSTED: July 26, 2004 by Beans
websites that are reliable (correct measurements, baking time/temp, etc) that truly turn out and taste great???
I have been successful with the Williams Sonoma receipes and www.lanierbb.com receipes that I have tried.
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Canadian Living...... Although it can be frustrating navigating the site sometimes!
I LOVE www.epicurious.com...I also like www.fooddownunder.com
Fendi
Montreal
www.italianfoodforever.com
I have had success with many recipes on this site!
I looked for a pork chop recipe on the epicurious.com web site yesterday, and found a really good one -- pork chops with sour cherry sauce. Yum!!
Thanks for asking the question in the first place, Beans :)
www.epicurious.com - great recipes for everything under the sun.
www.allrecipes.com is a good recipe web site. You can find recipes for pretty much anything. They include the nutritional value (although I suspect the totals aren't always accurate), as well as ratings and reviews. I've found some great recipes there, including one for banana pancakes that I LOVE!!
The best I've been to is Christine Cushings website...always great results...the worst has to be Sugar-both are on the food network site.:
www.foodtv.ca.
Also, some of the best recipes I've tried & had great success with ( & use repeatedly) have come from the Food & Drink Magazine available at the LCBO...it has become a collectable must in this household:)